Art

Step inside The HUB in Bridgehampton for an exclusive evening of art, conversation, and discovery. Explore Faris Saleh’s coastal shell sculptures, Roger Sichel’s photography and neo-pop imagery, Greg Weinstein’s intricate hand-cut collages, Peter Robert Keil’s expressive portraits and painted objects, Michael L. Bronspigel’s (MLB) colorful mixed-media creations, and Sebastian “Bastian” MOPA’s luminous glass, mirror, and resin compositions. Discover the details that photographs can’t fully capture, from dimensional textures and carefully assembled fragments to surfaces that shift with the light. Gather for a live artist panel beginning at 6 PM, hear the stories behind the work, enjoy light refreshments, and stay for the auction that concludes the evening. Whether you’re an established collector, a design enthusiast, or simply curious, join us for a closer connection to the collection and the creativity behind it.

From the intimacy of Woodstock to the theatrical glamour of contemporary portraiture, Roger Sichel’s work explores how images capture emotion, construct identity, and preserve cultural memory. At The HUB Bridgehampton Art Gallery, thirteen featured entries bring together black-and-white photography, portraits of Jackie Siegel and Mario-Max Schaumburg-Lippe, wearable art, playful poolside imagery, and expressive floral compositions. Among the highlights, *Original Blossoms in Balance* appears in six colorways—pink, yellow, purple, green, orange, and red—each hand-painted by Sichel himself. Discover the gestures, textures, and compositional choices connecting this varied selection, alongside the remarkable story of his Woodstock-era photography’s inclusion in the Lunaprise lunar archive. It is a career spanning personal encounters, public spectacle, and the preservation of art beyond Earth.

Greg Weinstein reassembles familiar icons through the intricate art of hand-cut collage. At The HUB Bridgehampton, five works bring music, comics, and collective memory into focus. Beatles photographs form a layered tribute to the Fab Four and their London roots. Original comic-book pages transform American flags into stories of friendship and heroism. Grateful Dead photography and sheet music celebrate Jerry Garcia with affection and wit. Each composition balances an immediately recognizable image with details that reward closer looking. Fragments become color, texture, and narrative, connecting each subject to its own history. Discover Weinstein’s distinctive approach to pop culture at The HUB Bridgehampton Art Gallery.

In Sebastian MOPA’s work, looking closely means discovering how an image is put together. A flower resolves into individual colored pieces. A pale shape becomes a shell. A mirrored edge catches light differently from the painted surface beside it. Presented at The HUB Bridgehampton Art Gallery.

Celebrity, fashion, and music meet in Jo Jerusalem’s vivid canvases at The HUB Bridgehampton Art Gallery. From Marilyn Monroe’s glamour to an expressive portrait celebrating the power of soul, discover how bold color, graphic silhouettes, and painted lettering bring familiar imagery to life.

Faris Saleh transforms oyster shells, pearls, and driftwood into sculptural gardens inspired by the sea. At The HUB Bridgehampton Art Gallery, five distinctive works reveal the beauty of natural texture, light, and form. From layered shell reliefs to flowering branches and an unexpected oyster hat, discover a coastal collection rooted in reinvention.